Eric Browndorf, Esq., is a partner and chairman of the bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice group in the Atlantic City office of Cooper Levenson. He has restricted his practice exclusivity to banking, creditors’ rights, bankruptcy and commercial litigation since 1984. Mr. Browndorf has represented unsecured creditors committees, banks, trustees, national and international real estate developers, and he was a member of the United States Trustee's private panel of trustees for a number of years.
Mr. Browndorf has written and edited numerous texts for creditors on recovery strategies, including Debt Recovery: Maintaining the Competitive Edge, Bankruptcy: A Source Manual for the Workout Specialist in New Jersey, Creditors Rights: Effective Recovery Strategies After the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994 and Debt Recovery Under the New Bankruptcy Act: A Recovery Manual for the Workout Specialist in New Jersey. Previously, he was an adjunct professor in business law at Richard Stockton College of New Jersey as well as Atlantic Community College. Additionally, Mr. Browndorf has lectured throughout the United States on creditor’s rights to attorneys, bankers, accountants, trustees, and national consumer and commercial lending institutions.
His professional associations include the New Jersey Bankers Association, the New Jersey Mortgage Bankers Association, the New Jersey Consumer Creditors Association, the American Bankruptcy Institute, the National Association of Trustees, the Creditor Debtor's Section of the New Jersey Bar Association, and the Pennsylvania and American Bar Associations.
A magna cum laude graduate of American University and Cornell Law School, Mr. Browndorf is admitted to the bars of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Kentucky; the United States District Court, District of New Jersey; the United States Third Circuit Court of Appeals; the United States Tax Court; and the United States Supreme Court.